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Jamini Roy (1887-1972)
Untitled
Tempera on Board
34 × 46 cm
Source: @artsy.Net
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paint and the presence of shading of the figures, which is similar to that of paintings on ivory. On the other hand, Andrew Topsfield has suggested that the inventory label written in red ink, pasted on the reverse and independent of the calligraphy, conforms to a type found
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scattered around them. The terrace is otherwise bare, except for a row of red poppies at the upper border and a pale green background beyond. The painting is mounted on an orange paper flecked with gold and a lapis blue outer border. Subjects with women engaged in drinking
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Passing-of-Shah-Jahan by - Abdur Rahman Chughtai

-The house arrest of Shah Jahan in the Agra fort is legendary, inspiring numerous painters from over the world. Each has expressed their thoughts on Shah Jahan's death. Abanindarnath Tagore
Source: ChughtaiMuseum. com

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Pandit depicted his subjects as handsome, muscular, valorous men and sensuously beautiful, voluptuous women set in surroundings suggestive of cinema settings and sceneries.
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(albeit inspired by contemporary Indian cinema) of themes from Hindu mythology. In these paintings he emphasised the physical forms of the heroes, heroines, gods and goddesses in marked contrast to traditional and classical styles of Indian painting. In his paintings,
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publications in what can collectively be termed as calendar art. His works remain hugely popular even today.[1] His mythological paintings and calendar art have been collected widely. He is also widely celebrated in the Indian calendar industry for his "realistic" depiction
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Wakeup wakeup babe!!
Here A man tries to wake his sleeping lover
18th century, #Mughal style, Gouache on paper
Image courtesy: The British Museum

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Prince Ram Singh of Amber at worship,c.1660
The Rajput prince Ram Singh of Amber (b.1635) performs his devotions in a garden setting. Bare-chested and with hair tied back, he recites invocations or mantras with the aid of prayer-beads held under the end of his muslin shawl.
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